Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search.

3. Concentration- set 1

NOTE: Complete all 4 concentration games before taking the #3 concentration quiz. This game asks you to match a sentence that uses a literary device with the implication that is made by the use of that figurative language. You only need to solve the concentration game, but the matching one has all items available to view at one time. If it helps to play that game too, you may. When you have solved the puzzle, take a screen shot of the page that congratulations you on your success points screen (Triumph, Success, Wonderful, Fantastic, etc) and copy it to # 3 in your Google tracking chart.
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The drip, drip, drip of the faucet kept me up all night.The imagery of hearing helps show that the noise from the faucet was irritating.
Ronald zipped up his sleeping bag.The imagery of hearing and touch help one imagine Ronald's actions.
When he sat down, the young boy squished the unfortunate critter in his pocket.The imagery of hearing and touch help one the boy killing the critter.
The rain trickled down the gutter.The imagery of sound helps one imagine how light the rain was.
Nothing annoys me more than the rapid clicking of your pen.The imagery of hearing and touch help to show that the noise of the pen was irritating.
The burning wood crackled and hissed.The imagery of sound helps one imagine the heat of the fire.
My date's slurping made the night unpleasant.The imagery of sound helps one to help the reader imagine why the date did not go well.
The driver revved his engine.The imagery of hearing helps one imagine the driver's readiness for the race.


Dr. Wendi Anderson

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